Fender American Standard Stratocaster - USA 1993

Here is a 1993 Fender Stratocaster finished in black with a maple fingerboard, a clean and honest example of one of the most iconic electric guitar designs ever made. Representing Fender’s early-’90s production era, it retains the classic Stratocaster formula with straightforward construction, vintage-inspired character and the familiar feel that has made the model a global standard for electric guitar players.

This example features an alder body paired with a comfortable modern “C” shaped maple neck, offering a familiar and immediately accessible playing experience. The neck measures 20.8mm at the 1st fret and 22.75mm at the 12th, with a 43.11mm nut width and 52.33mm string spacing at the 12th fret, providing a balanced feel that supports both chordal work and lead playing without feeling oversized or restrictive.

The guitar is fitted with a Deluxe two-point tremolo system, contributing to smooth vibrato action and reliable tuning stability. At 3.43kg (7.56lb), it is lightweight and well balanced, sitting comfortably whether played standing or seated. Playability is excellent, with a low action setup (0.5mm at the 1st fret and 1.75mm at the 12th) and frets showing only minimal wear.

Condition is very clean overall, showing only light signs of honest use. It is supplied with a non-original hard case, and presents as a well-preserved, straightforward player’s Stratocaster with strong vintage appeal and reliable performance.

Specifications:

Year: 1993
Country: USA
Model: American Standard
Finish: Gloss Black
Body: Alder
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Maple
Scale: 25.5"
Pickups: Fender single-coils (stock)
Bridge: Deluxe 2-point Tremolo
Case: Non-original hard case